GeNDer Studies Weekly Announcements
04/19/18
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Congratulations
Dinuka Cooray
–
The Ugly Side of Beauty
for her contribution to the second issue of
Hoochie Reader
, a print anthology of feminist thought and creativity based at Boston University.
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Congratulations to our
2018 Summer Grant Recipients
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T
he Boehnen Fund for Excellence in Gender Studies
Summer Internship Grant Recipients
Allison Dopazo ‘19
(Gender Studies major; Interdisciplinary Minor in Constitutional Studies)
Allison will be interning in the Domestic Crimes unit at the Florida State's Attorney’s Office in Coral Gables.
Abigail Ferguson ’19
(Psychology major; Gender Studies supplementary major)
Abby will be working with Becky’s Fund, a nonprofit organization in Washington, D.C. focused on preventing relationship violence and encouraging healthy relationships among adolescents in the D.C. area.
Amy Mansfield ’19
(Psychology major; Gender Studies minor)
Amy will be an intern at the Illinois Institute of Addiction Recovery in Peoria, where she will work directly with clients and hopes to lead a gender-specific group or family program.
The Genevieve D. Willis Endowment for Excellence in Gender Studies Summer Research Grant Recipients
Allison Dopazo ‘19
“Gendering Cybercrime”
Gender Studies senior thesis research
Sarah Kelly ‘19
“The Criminalization of Motherhood and California Safe Baby Surrender Laws”
Gender Studies senior capstone essay research
Lawrence (Trey) Murphy ‘19
“A Cross-Cultural Comparison of Gay and Lesbian Dating Patterns in Santiago de Chile and Chicago, Illinois”
Sociology thesis research
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Mercy Amba Oduyoye
April 19 at 7:30pm
Carroll Auditorium, St. Mary's College
The Annual Madeleva Lecturer at St. Mary's College is
Mercy Amba Oduyoye
, Director of the Institute for Women in Religion and Culture at Trinity Theological Seminary in Ghana. She will speak on "Women in Africa: Spirituality, Health, and Healing" on
April 19, 2018 at 7:30p.m.
in Carroll Auditorium in Madeleva Hall, St. Mary's College.
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Two alumni of the University of Notre Dame peace studies program are putting the tools they learned in the classroom to work on campuses around the country. In March 2015, Deandra Cadet (B.A., peace studies and political science, ’15) and Taeyin ChoGlueck (B.A., peace studies and sociology, ’14) officially launched
InterAction
, a South Bend-based nonprofit organization that uses counter-storytelling and the arts to explore issues of identity and intersectional justice.
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Peace Studies Alumni Launch Nonprofit, Prepare for Conference Connecting Social Justice and the Arts
April 27-28
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The conference will run April 27-28 in South Bend and will feature keynote speaker
Ntozake Shange
, a poet, novelist, playwright, performer, and the creator of the show,
For colored girls who have considered suicide / When the rainbow is enuf
. The Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies is one of several organizations co-sponsoring the conference, along with the Notre Dame Department of Film, Television, and Theater and the Gender Studies Program.
David Hooker
, Notre Dame Associate Professor of the Practice of Conflict Transformation and Peacebuilding, and
Bo Petersen
, a South African actor and director, will also present “Telling Our Stories: Analyzing and Transforming Our Worlds,” a pre-conference session.
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Science, Ignorance and Doubt
Sunday, May 27
We think science generates knowledge. But might it also produce ignorance and doubt? Janet Kourany discusses the new field of Agnotology and what we might learn from it.
"Serious and uncompromising" John Dupre
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Science, Sex and Subjectivity
Monday, May 28
Science is often seen as the unbiased pursuit of the truth. Yet some feminist thinkers argue these theories are limited by male language and logic. Is there a radically different and feminist way of doing science? And if there is, what would it look like and could it prove more powerful than our current account of the universe? Or is there only one form of rationality and one truth?
Philosophy of Science after Feminism author Janet Kourany, cognitive neuroscientist Gina Rippon, and author of Inferior: How Science Got Women Wrong Angela Saini debate a feminist future for science.
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Gender Studies is about understanding people, both yourself and others. Gender Studies teaches us how human identities are shaped by gender and related traits such as sex, sexuality, race, ethnicity, class, religion and nationality. Through Gender Studies, we not only strive to understand people better, but because of this endeavor, we hopefully become more understanding people.
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